Questline, an indie studio, has rolled out a substantial update for their open-world RPG Tainted Grail: Fall of Avalon. Version 1.1 introduces a range of enhancements, including:
- NG+ (New Game Plus) support
- Equipment visual customization via transmog
- Multiple adjustments to Forlorn Swords (Act 3), alongside expanded loot pools and three fresh cavern areas
- Enhanced third-person camera controls
- Optimized backend systems for end-game stability
- Additional transformations for Qrko, including mount and summon variants
- Craftable Origin Potion formula
- New armaments and armor collections
- Three sprawling dungeons, six narrative-driven missions, plus revised quest rewards and environmental redesigns
- Visual/audio refinements across UI elements and gameplay sequences
- Updated enemy vocalizations and supplementary musical compositions by Dzivia
The patch also resolves numerous technical issues and balance tweaks. Detailed patch notes are available via Steam. For visual learners, WolfheartFPS has created an in-depth 20-minute breakdown of the changes.
Following its May release after extensive early access, Tainted Grail has garnered a solid player base, with Steam sales estimates ranging from 520,000 to 645,000 copies. The title maintains an 88% positive rating from users, though Wccftech’s Kai Tatsumoto assigned a 6.5/10 score, citing persistent technical issues:
My fifty-hour journey through Avalon culminated in anticlimactic exploration across cleared zones—a stunning world undermined by performance inconsistencies. With further polishing, this Arthurian reimagining could fulfill its potential as a memorable fantasy RPG experience.
It’s likely that this update addresses many lingering concerns.
